. >> this is kenneth. >> kenneth. dickinson, texas. you're on the air. go ahead. >> yes, sir. nasae reports to counterintelligence, spaced out of -- stationed out of johnson in houston, here texas. and i believe that nasa needs to advise american people that we alone. we have never been alone. and that there is alien technology available to move us into outer space. >> that's kenneth. >> kenneth. kenneth. dickinson, texas. thanks for your call. thanks for all your calls this afternoon. that our coverage monday of the solar eclipse will eastern. way at 7 a.m. washington journal, live from spaceflight center in maryland. all those questions about solar eclipse watching, monday morning yourur time to get questions answered, 7 until 10. we'll simulcast beginning at noon eastern on monday. all of that live, all of it here c-span. next up, from earlier this summer, back in june, vice pence, who heads the recently reconstituted space council welcomed the new class astronauts to the johnson space center in houston. [applause]

. >> this is kenneth. >> kenneth. dickinson, texas. you're on the air. go ahead. >> yes, sir. nasae reports to counterintelligence, spaced out of -- stationed out of johnson in houston, here texas. and i believe that nasa needs to advise american people that we alone. we have never been alone. and that there is alien technology available to move us into outer space. >> that's kenneth. >> kenneth. kenneth. dickinson, texas. thanks for your call. thanks for all your calls this afternoon. that our coverage monday of the solar eclipse will eastern. way at 7 a.m. washington journal, live from spaceflight center in maryland. all those questions about solar eclipse watching, monday morning yourur time to get questions answered, 7 until 10. we'll simulcast beginning at noon eastern on monday. all of that live, all of it here c-span. next up, from earlier this summer, back in june, vice pence, who heads the recently reconstituted space council welcomed the new class of

authorities say more than 6,000 stranded residents have been rescued so far, and kenneth craig has the latest. all right, and we want you to know efforts to rescue more people trapped is ongoing. money and supplies are heading there. most notably, one company is sending kayaks. the president promised federal cash will arrive quickly, saying quote, you're going to have what you need, and it's goin kenneth craig is in houston. he has the very latest for us. kenneth. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: good afternoon, to you, i'm standing outside of the city's convention center, where there are thousands, and thousands of people inside. there is so much desperation here, but also, hundreds of volunteers who showed up to help. first responders waited through chest deep water in baytown this morning, to rescue stranded residents. >> we had no idea that we would have that kind of support and help. i know there's people that need it more than we do. >> reporter: similar scenes are playing out, over and over again across the houston area. civilian volunteers found laura blimton in her home. she regrets n

but 80% chance i get out. >> kenneth jackson is also hoping for a change in environment.e spent most of the last three years in the jail's confinement unit and he'd like to move to general population. >> i've been -- i'm trying to go back to population. i'm supposed to talk to -- they're supposed to talk to me about it today. today is the confinement meeting. >> each week a team of deputies discusses the possibility of moving confinement inmates back to general population. but sergeant sarah herman thinks that's unlikely in jackson's case. >> kenneth jackson is simply in confinement because he cannot cope in general population. he's more afraid of being in general pop with other inmates with a roommate, with a cellmate. because we've tried a couple times to get him to go to general population. he didn't last 24 hours. he did not feel safe. go put your clothes on. >> jackson's coping issues are not limited to general population. he recently cut himself in order to deal with the stress of living in confinement. >> the best way to relieve all the pressure, i cut on myself. i

in houston, thank you. >>> bay area search and rescue crews are making their way to where kenneth is to help recovery efforts. crews from san mateo, palo alto, and south san francisco left today. >>> we have our own little weather problems out here of quite a different nature. it's hot, and it's going to stay that way. we'll have the forecast coming up. >> also, a bay area mayor resigns after getting called out over his some of his fiery facebook posts. without power in the cole valley and castro area. this comes after reports of an underground vault fire on carl strteet. >>> happening right now in san francisco, over 6,000 customers are without power in the coal valley and castro area. this comes after report of a fire on carl street. no word yet on what caused this power outage. >>> new at 5:00, piedmont's mayor has resigned after his controversial posts on facebook prompted outrage in the community. john ramos explains. >> reporter: the news was posted on the door of piedmont city hall. jeffrey wheeler resigned last night as mayor. the whole thing began last week, when constituent

. >> that's kenneth. >> kenneth. kenneth. dickinson, texas. thanks for your call. thanks for all your calls this afternoon. that our coverage monday of the solar eclipse will eastern. way at 7 a.m. washington journal, live from spaceflight center in maryland. all those questions about solar eclipse watching, monday morning yourur time to get questions answered, 7 until 10. we'll simulcast beginning at noon eastern on monday. all of that live, all of it here c-span. next up, from earlier this summer, back in june, vice pence, who heads the recently reconstituted space council welcomed the new class astronauts to the johnson space center in houston. [applause] >> thank you, robert. governor, senator, congressman smith, congressman and chairman brian babin, to our acting administrator, robert lightfoot, director ellen ochoa, distinguished guests, all the nasa team here at johnson space center. tell you how privileged and honored i feel today to be able to congratulate the newest heros, theerican 2017 class of america's !stronauts [cheering and applause] and women whos

kenneth, have you been able to do something like that yet? >> not yet. i haven't been able to donate anything. i think the main thing i do is every spring we do the food drive. on one saturday, we put flyers on doors and the next saturday we pick up the food and donate it. i think it was san francisco marin food bank. >> that's great, very important. how long have you been with the cub scouts? >> tagger, wolf, bear -- five years. >> that's pretty good. that's farther than i ended up going. when i was growing up it was primarily boys' club and ymcas and so forth. i have always been proud of the scouts and that i had that root. all that you do is tremendous. what are some of the other projects you have done? >> what some of the other projects i have done? i don't know if you have heard about the arthritis foundation. >> yes. >> they have this thing called walk to cure arthritis. i volunteered there, helped setting up tables and setting up the whole thing, putting up the big banner. that was one of the recent projects i have done in scouting. >> that's grea

cbs correspondent kenneth craig is there. kenneth, thanks for being there for us. how is it looking now? well, i can tell you, for the first time in five days, just about an hour ago i finally saw blue skies. the rain has finally saw blue skies. the rain has finally stopped here, at least for now, so finally stopped here, at least for now, so some finally stopped here, at least for now, so some much—needed relief in terms of the weather. i have spent all day here at this convention centre, and it has been an extraordinary sight. 9100 evacuees we re extraordinary sight. 9100 evacuees were inside as other few hours ago, in fact the number is now up to 10,000. what is also amazing is the number of volunteers who have shown up. you can see on the other side of the road where there is a line of several dozen volunteers who are waiting to get inside and see where they can help. hundreds have showed up they can help. hundreds have showed up today, many of them with clothes out of the closet, food out of their pantry, and this all as those search and rescue missions are st

linda tripp gives those tapes to paula jones' lawyers and kenneth starr's office.ident has to give a deposition in the jones case. >> part of the danger for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones. mr. clinton denied in his deposition having a sexual relationship with monica lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewinsky to denye -- deny their affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it's a different order of magnitude than any of the previous charges that the president had to put up with for seven years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> hey, ho, clinton's got to go. hey, ho, clinton's got to go. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified after this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not ve sexual retions with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. these all

but 80% chance i get out. >> kenneth jackson is also hoping for a change in environment.st of the last three years in the jail's confinement unit and he'd like to move to general population. >> i've been -- i'm trying to go back to population. i'm supposed to talk to -- they're supposed to talk to me about it today. today is the confinement meeting. >> each week a team of deputies discusses the possibility of moving confinement inmates back to general population. but sergeant sarah herman thinks that's unlikely in jackson's case. >> kenneth jackson is simply in confinement because he cannot cope in general population. he's more afraid of being in general pop with other inmates with a roommate, with a cellmate. because we've tried a couple times to get him to go to general population. he didn't last 24 hours. he did not feel safe. go put your clothes on. >> jackson's coping issues are not limited to general population. he recently cut himself in order to deal with the stress of living in confinement. >> the best way to relieve all the pressure, i cut on myself. i cut my ar

kenneth craig, cbs news, mt.ork. >> and cbsn on assignment is focusing on gun violence in chicago. adriana diaz gets rare access with crews in the hardest hit neighborhoods. see her story tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cbs. >>> a texas boy's version of the hit song from "frozen" gives an audience chills. ♪ let it go let it go and turn away ♪ >> "frozen" star eva invited the boy to sing during her show in grand prairie and he made the most of it. >> i know boys don't like "let it go" because it's a girl's song but it's art. >> his mom thinks he was picked because he was the only boy who volunteered. >>> on "cbs this morning" a new trend called agrihoods are built around farms. i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces trap odors. febreze fabric refresher cleans them away for good. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up to 45

linda tripp gives those tapes to paula jones' lawyers and kenneth starr's office.ent has to give a deposition in the jones case. >> part of the danger for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones. mr. clinton denied in his deposition having a sexual relationship with monica lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewinsky to deny their affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it's a different order of magnitude than any of the previous charges that the president had to put up with for seven years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> hey, ho, clinton's got to go. hey, ho, clinton's got to go. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified after this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. these allegation

kenneth craig explains how the bay area company is now investigating. >> reporter: steven winkler uses uber all the time and never had a problem until he recently spotted an issue on his bank statement. >> i noticed a $50 charge from uber. >> reporter: he contacted the company online and was told he was charged a cleaning fee. they also sent him pictures from the driver of what appears to be a wet seat but winkler says it wasn't him. >> there's no way i could have done that without knowing about it. >> reporter: winkler is not alone. social media is filled with upset uber customers insisting they were wrongly charged for a mess they didn't make. and the better business bureau tells us, they have received more than 130 complaints about uber cleaning fees. john mcgahn and crystal drake were charged $150 and sent a picture taken by the driver but insists it never happened. >> they need a better system in place than what they have. >> reporter: uber is aware of these disputes and in the statement tells cbs news, we are enhancing our internal processes and investing in additional resources

but in february this year kenneth noye won a high court challenge against that decision.eed he can be moved to an open prison. it is a decision stephen cameron's late mother always opposed. life should be life, he should stay there. he showed no remorse. 0ur should stay there. he showed no remorse. our son has got no life. i do not think he should ever come out. in 1985 kenneth noye stabbed an undercover detective to life and he was acquitted of murder after pleading self—defence. but the following year he was jailed for 16 yea rs following year he was jailed for 16 years for handling gold from the brinks mat robbery. he is a career criminal who is now a step closer to freedom. almost 40% of maternity wards in england closed their doors to expectant mothers last year — that's according to a freedom of information request made by the labour party. in england, 136 nhs trusts offer maternity services. last year, 42 of them closed their doors to new admissions at least once. there were 382 separate occasions when units were closed — up by 70% on 2014. the most common reason g

kenneth craig reports their message is hitting home. >> reporter: at 38 years old. >>> kona vinson iseets to teach young people what he learned the hard way. >> if i had somebody to give me guidance and direction, i would have never went to prison? i believe that. >> i know that. >> reporter: vinson spent 15 years in prison. for years he had a revelation. >> thought i'll going to use my influence and popularity to bring change. >> for three years he's been part of a new york mentoring program by reaching out to high risk youth by 13-year-old kenneth gonzalez. >> it's hard to get out of something you got into. >> project snug is modeled after cure violence, a model that's been taking across the country. >> you really, really showing them that you truly care. >> reporter: in mt. vernon project snug operates in the neighborhood with the highest rate of gun violence. within one square mile there were 16 shooting victims in 2016. so far this year that numbers that dropped to four. >> have you seen lives transform in front of your eyes? >> yes. yes, i have. >> kenneth said since his new rol

kenneth craig paid a visit there. >> reporter: dr.r medical residency at waterbury, connecticut, one of her final steps of achieving a lifelong dream of becoming a doctor. >> reporter: the u.s. is in need of more primary care doctors like dr. norman. she's one of the first graduates at quinnipiac university that's tackling the shortage of internal medicine, ob-gynob-gyn psychiatry. bruce koeppen said primary care physician is at the top of the list. >> they see you for every particular problem you have, they can refer you to specialists if that's the case, but they're the one who knows you the best. >> reporter: it's estimated by 2025 there could be a shortage of up to 35,000 primary care physicians. dr. koeppen believes money plays a role. >> if you're graduating from medical school with several hundred thousa hundred thousand dollars in debt, you may choose something else. >> if you're able to control their pain, explain their risk factors when they're afraid of, you know, inheriting something from family, it's equally beautiful and

kenneth bae, thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello.et to bring a major cooldown. thursday, parts of south—east england had temperatures into the mid to high 20s. but for wednesday, not so. 15 or 16 degrees is the very best we can expect, with some outbreaks of rain. it may even feel like the end of summer. the cooler weather comes courtesy of this strip of cloud that has been working its way slowly southwards and eastwards. cooler air already in place across scotland, northern ireland, and northern england. here, the day ahead will bring a mixture of sunshine and showers. breezy in the far north—west. but the further south and east you are, the greater the chance of being stuck in the areas of cloud, with some outbreaks of rain. where this tense heaviest and most persistent, you may be at 12 or 13 at times in the afternoon. if you get a dry or bright spell, you could possibly at a few degrees about. the south—west of england, wales, and the north of england, some spells of sunshine. just a few showers by the afternoon. showers across s

kenneth smith. his mother in michigan called him kenny and said he moved to cherry hill with his father. here classmates say he attended cherry hill east high school. one tells us he's always wanted to go into the navy to follow 234 his fur's footsteps. in cherry hill, they are offering prayers as the search for the missing sailors continue. this after the ship collided with a semicall and oil tanker. badly damaging its houll. she has faith in her son's train ing and tells us, quote, men and women like my son are what makes america and the world great. i've just been talking to one of kenny's friends here who tells me he is one of the best people se she knows. if anyone can make it out of a bad situation, it's him. live in cherry hill, lauren mayk, nbc 10 noews. >>> the vice president says president trump is send iing a message of resolve and commitment on afghanistan.

all right, kenneth, thank you. >>> not just homes. flooding in and around houston has forced about 20 hospitals to evacuate or discontinue their service. as many as 1500 patients have been transferred. st. luke's hospital evacuated 29 people on monday. they had to use boats and trucks. >> our biggest concern was the water that surrounded the hospital, accessibility and we did have some water that got into our main powerhouse where all of our operational power and needed life sustaining equipment comes from. >> about 40 nurses and staff are still inside that hospital and as the waters recede, emergency rooms across the region are bracing for an influx of new patients. >>> thousands of people have lost their homes in the floodwaters of harvey and many don't have flood insurance. the insurance information institute says only 15% of the homes in harris county where houston is are covered. most mortgage companies require government flood insurance only for homes within designated flood zones. >> it looks like with harvey maybe as much as t

a chain of prayers were started in cherry hill for kenneth smith an electronics technician on board the smith. his mother april of michigan says that her son wanted to serve. >> his father was in the navy and his stepmother was in the navy and my father was in the navy. we can't be prouder of our son, he is an hero. she has yet to hear from the navy about her son's whereabouts. >>> president trump is holding a campaign style rally in phoenix this evening and they are preparing for tens of thousands of protesters. live in next tonight with more on that. >> good evening in the wake of the events in charlottesville. the mayor of phoenix asked president trump not to hold

abc's kenneth moton has more. we are following in charles county. a former teachers aide- who has h-i-v - is now indicted on more than 100 counts of sex assault and child porn. the indictment includes allegations carlos bell abused two dozen boys, who were younger than 14-years old, while he worked at "benjamin stoddert middle school." police say they are still building their case, and more charges are possible. shortly after the new indictments were announced the benjamin stoddert middle school principal kenneth schroeck was reassigned. the 7 on your side i-team - is digging deeper into this case. bell's indictment was delayed for months because of a backlog at a digital crime lab. we checked in about what's being problem. state senator susan lee- told 7 on your side- the labs need funding to hire staff and update equipment - but it's a challenge to get fellow lawmakers on board. there are 2 million dollars set aside for digital crime there are 2 million dollars set aside for digital crime labs. but detectives say more needs to be done. we are lear

to see you kenneth.nk you. >>> well, happening today, the former mayor of reading is scheduled to appear in federal court on corruption charges. vaughn spencer has been indicted on multiple counts of bribery and fraud. according to the indictment vaughn and allentown mayor ed pawlowski handed lucrative city contracts to donors who showered them with cash and gifts. pawlowski denied the allegations after appearing in court last week. >> in just a few hours cleanup resumes along an open air drug den in kensington. conrail has teamed up with the city of philadelphia to clear a half mile stretch of train tracks where heroin addicts were going to buy and use drugs. crews will be out here seven days a week for about a month to remove the dangerous debris and build secure fences. >>> the mother accused of abandoning her baby at a bensalem hotel has been located is that in police custody at einstein medical send. authorities say 34-year-old erica avi la lopez walked away from the knight's inn on saturday with he

kenneth bae, thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello. you, it will be nothing like as disruptive or dangerous as the weather we're still seeing on the other side of the atlantic. tropical storm harvey has already delivered over one metre of rain in parts of texas. the radar picture shows the wet weather has been relentless and it continues on tuesday. we are likely to see further flooding and the problems may extend further east as well, along the gulf coast, through parts of louisiana, mississippi, alabama. the risk of tornadoes as well. this dangerous weather situation continues. back home, some spots on monday got up to 28 degrees and south—eastern areas could see something similar on tuesday. further north and west, areas of cloud working into the picture. this stripe of cloud through yorkshire, lincolnshire, midlands, wales and the south—west, very slow—moving, the odd spot of rain along it. it marks a line between cooler and fresh air from the north—west and some warmth that clings on the south—eastern corner. some sunny spells thr

one of those sailors has been found, kenneth smith of cherry hills. christie ileto is in the satellite center. what did you learn? >> his friends say he was a kind and generous person without a bad bone in his body. they are struggling to come to terms with the fact that he's gone. >> it's hard when you get the news that he's missing. two days later, you find out there is no coming back. >> it was the grim outcome friends and family of kenneth smith were hoping wasn't true. his ship collided with an oil tanker overseas, his body recovered days later. >> i'm sure he was terrified. samantha says this was the last time the group of friends saw smith. >> we watched t.v. and caught up on life. then he was back on the ship. >> did you ever think that would be the last time you would see him? >> no. that was -- a complete shock. >> gary miller says they became fast friends when smith moved here from virginia in 11th grade. he talked of joining the navy like his father. >> last thing i said, i'll see you when you get back. i miss you buddy. >> smith's father

kenneth. >> reporter: good evening to you. i'm standing outside the city's convention center where volunteers, believe it or not are still lining up to get inside. thousands of them from all over simply want to help. heroic rescues are under way in southeast texas after harvey turned more than a foot of rain in a span of hours. rescuers threw a lifeline to a man clipping to a tree -- clinging to a tree limb in rushing water. this woman escaped through waist deep water. rescuers brought this truckload of seniors to a shelter in orange. in houston, people are finally seeing a glimmer of hope following 6 days of historic rainfall and catastrophic flooding. >> the water levels are going down. >> reporter: but as the water recedes, the death toll is rising. police found the bodies of two grandparents and their four grandchildren inside a van that disappeared in floodwaters. >> our worst fears have been realized. >> reporter: the rescue efforts continue. >> there are still people who are in their homes. they have been trapped on the

but in february this year, kenneth noye won a high court challenge against that decision.n stephen cameron's late mother always opposed. life should mean life, he should stay there. he has shown no remorse. he killed our son, our son has not got a life. i don't think he should ever come out. in 1985, noye stabbed undercover detective john ford ham to death in the garden of noye's west kingsdown home. he was acquitted of murder after pleading self defence. but the following year, he was jailed for 16 years for handling gold from the brinks—mat robbery. he is a career criminal who is now a step closer to freedom. new research from the north of england show that people who are in the north of england are more likely to die over the —— under the age of 75 than people in the south. 0ne one of the main findings was that there have been more deaths since 1965 before younger age groups, there are stark differences. for the 35 to 44—year—old age group, there we re 35 to 44—year—old age group, there were 49% more deaths in the north and in the south of england in areas with broadly

. >> reporter: 22-year-old kenneth smith was working as an electronics technician aboard the u.s.s. john mccain when it collided with a tanker ship early monday in the waters of southeast asia. he and nine fellow sailors had been missing since. >> his father was in the navy, his step mother had been in the navy. my father was in the navy. >> reporter: smith's mother now lives in michigan but smith spent his seen year year of high school locally attending cherry hill east. he was president of the video game uncle, according to his 2013 year book photo off the coast of singapore, the commander of the u.s. pacific fleet said while some bodies have been recovered from sealed compartments they've yet to be identified. the search for smith and missing comrads continues. >> smith's father still lives in cherry hill. the pastor provided this statement to "eyewitness news"ing quote, on behalf of the smith family, i want to thank you all of those who expressed concern and offered prayers and support as we await word from the navy on their son kenneth. we appreciate the courageous work and the

charlie: here's kenneth on this kenneth branagh on this program talking about the timelessness of "hamlet central thing that i'm trying to achieve here in asking why shakespeare and also looking at all of these plays is looking at different actors who play the particular roles, whether it is "hamlet" or "lear" and not say this is better than that, but say this is the genius and great joy of theater. you can see different people with different life experiences bring something different to bear to something that was the same. kenneth: i agree with that wholeheartedly. that is why i'd never feel how -- feel the last bit proprietor etorial.- propri how could i possibly about any of the plays and films i have made? you never listen to a favorite song once. it is a favorite song because you listen to it again. it's going to strike you differently. you never listen to a beethoven symphony once. i could see "hamlet" for the rest of my life with different actors because something in the play will respond uniquely to what that actor gives, uniquely to the time, circumstances and the audience it pla

kenneth craig on the scramble to help those. >> reporter: over the last 24 hours we have seen a lot of devastation in the city, but we've also seen a lot of ordinary folks stepping up to the plate, acting as first responders in a community that could really use their help. neighbors are saving neighbors in houston, texas. >> just try to save people that are stuck in their homes. too much for the first responders. they need help. >> reporter: emergency crews are overwhelm rescuing at least 2000 people since friday evening. thousands more are still waiting for help to arrive. >> try to reach everyone it today and get them outside of stressful situations. >> we need citizens to be involved. texas -- this is a landmark event. >> reporter: harvey has dumped two feet of rain so far and another two feet is expected as waters continue to rise. the governor has deployed the entire texas national guard to help with the search and rescue. 30,000 people are expected to crowd into dozens of shelters like houston's downtown convention center. hundreds are hunkering down at this church. >> we all los

kenneth craig continues our lives team coverage. this could be one of the greatest disasters in u.s. history. >> reporter: it sure could. we are outside the city convention center where thousands and thousands of people are inside. the good news is, hundreds of volunteers have shown up to help. first responders waded through -- waded is through chest deep water. >> we had no idea we would have that support and help because i know some people need it more than we do. >> reporter: similar scenes are playing out over and over again across houston. civilian volunteers found laura clinton in her home. she regrets not leaving sooner. >> yes, i should have. >> reporter: the rain from tropical storm harvey is staggering, historic, and still coming down. so far, more than 4 feet of rain in friendswood, 43 inches in south houston, and 41 in baytown. with more than 6000 rescues and counting, shelters are overflowing. >> i tried to get into the hilton hotel but they are already full. >> reporter: the largest hotel is at the convention center. t

kenneth craig is live from crosby, texas, where it happened . >> reporter: there are roadblocks all over this community to keep people away from this plant. one of them just down the road here, where deputies are telling people to turn around. flames were still burning this morning at a disabled chemical plant in crosby, texas, after two overnight explosions. flooding from tropical storm harvey knocked out refrigeration units that were cooling volatile chemicals. >> we had heard some popping noise coming from the area. then gray smoke, followed by fire. >> reporter: the plant had been evacuated earlier in the week but 15 first responders on the scene this morning were treated for smoke inhalation. >> we believe the smoke is a nontoxic irritant. >> reporter: authorities set up a mile and a half evacuation zone around the facility yesterday. they insist residents here not in any danger but admit more explosions are possible. >> we're concerned about the fumes. >> reporter: harvey is gone but left behind a growing crisis in east texas. with most of port arthur under water, rescue crews are

kenneth smith tells us he attended cherry hills high school. >>> a statement from his father reads in part, i want to thank all those who have expressed concern and offered prayers and support as i await word from the navy on my son kenneth. i appreciate the courageous work of those in the aftermath and ongoing eskew efforts. >>> protesters clashed with police last night after president trump wrapped up a campaign-style speech in phoenix three people face charges. the president spoke to thousands of supporters for more than an hour at that rally saying even shut down the government to do it and probably terminate nafta. in his first appearance since the white-fueled white supremacist, blaming the media. >> i spoke out and strongly condemned neo-nazis, the white supremacists and kkk. when we talked, he didn't say it fast enough, he didn't do it on time. why did it take a day? he must be a racist. >> the president stopped just short of announcing a pardon for sheriff arpaio. >> i'll make a prediction. i think he's going to be just fine, okay? but i won't do it tonight because i don't wa

we get the latest from kenneth craig, live in houston, with what's going on right now. >> reporter: good afternoon, to you from downtown houston. as you can see, the rain has not let up for days. i'm standing in the middle of what is usually a downtown parkway, which is still flooded, three days after this all began at this point there's no end in sight. unrelenting rain from tropical storm harvey, is falling in houston, pushing flood waters higher and higher. >> we almost died. i've been in deplorable conditions. >> reporter: rescue teams worked all night, helping stranded people, and good samaritans like jeff chase are using their own boats to reach victims. >> if everyone did this, we'd have a lot less to worry about. >> putting yourself in harm's way to help others is awesome. >> reporter: crews have re there's no way to no how many more are still trapped in their homes. >> we intend to get to every one of them. >> reporter: adding to the catastrophic flooding, officials had to release water from several reservoirs that are overflowing. they hope the move protects downtown houston, b

kenneth moten, abc news. >>> the last of a dozen alabama inmates who escaped is back behind bars. brady kilpatrick was and rehenlded in florida they used peanut butter to hide the numbers on a door. that apparently caused a new jail worker to open an outside door believing it was just a cell. >>> bad mouthing a wedding photographer will cost a texas couple $1 million. newlyweds accused the photographer of holding their wedding photos demanding an extra $150, when they had already paid thousands. she sued saying the couple responded by spreading false information about her on social media. that campaign caused her to close her business. the jury said that amounted to defamation. >> i felt completely dead. it was my passion. and i loved my clients, and i loved what i did. it was really hard. my reputation was everything to me. >> the couple is considering an appeal. she is hoping to now restart her photography career. >>> miami beach is trying to dry out after heavy rains maid it look like miami lake. as much as five inches of rain sw swamped the city in 24 hours. it overwhelmed the

smith's father released a statement that reads in part kenneth was a great young man, son and sailor. he truly loved his family, the navy and his shipmates. i am incredibly proud of his service to our country. he will be greatly missed and i am thankful we had 22 wonderful years together. >>> a tragic accident in south philadelphia. an 11-year-old boy had to be rushed to the hospital overnight after police say he shot himself in the face. we're now told he's in stable condition. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rosoff has more on what happened. >> there's a crime scene in the second floor front bedroom consisting of a lot of blood on the floor and the walls. there's also the gun laying on the floor and other live bullets in that second floor front bedroom. >> reporter: detectives say that's the mother and father's room. it happened in the 2600 block of south hicks. there were four other brothers and sisters at home when the shooting happened just before 12:30 in the morning. a 13-year-old and three others younger than the 11-year-old who apparently shot himself. >> we don't know where

found the body of electronics technician kenneth smith. died in a crash involving a u.s. destroyer and oil tanker. navy suspended rescue efforts for nine other sailors presumed dead. his friends told nbc 10 they were lucky to know him. >> as a friend, kenny was, you know, no judgment. he was there by your side no matter what. >> also kenneth smith's father thanked the community for its support. >>> now take you county by county and state by state for a look at what's happening across our area this morning. >> begin in delaware county. police searching for this man, looking to arrest jose for taking video up a woman's skirt. if you know where he is, police want to hear from you. 13-year-old boy in a gas station robbery. officers say someone recognized him in a video. posted to the police department facebook page. happened at the pen jersey station. police say the teen pointed a gun at a clerk and demanded money. officers later found $300 not far from the scene. they believe it was money taken from the store. >>> in an ocean county community is calling in big time legal hel

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kenneth craig has the story. >> reporter: stephen winkler uses uber all the time. problem until he recently spotted an issue on his bank statement. >> i noticed a $50 charge from uber. >> reporter: he contacted the company online and told he was charged a cleaning fee. they also sent him pictures from the driver of what appears to be a wet seat but winkler says it wasn't him. >> there is no way i could have done that without knowing about it. >> reporter: winkler is not alone. social media is filled with upset uber customers insisting they were wrongly charged for a mess they didn't make. and the better business bureau tells us they received more than 130 complaints about uber cleaning fees. john mcgann and crystal drake were charged $150 and sent a picture taken by the driver but insist it never happened. >> they need a better system in place. >> reporter: uber is aware of the disputes and in a statement tells cbs news we are enhancing our internal processes investing in dagsal resources when it comes to cleaning fees. while messes and spilled drinks can happen in

kenneth craig for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, duke university has now removed a robert e.ee statue from the duke chapel entrance. it was vandalized wednesday night. officials say the decision to remove the statue was done to ensure the safety of students and community members and to express the university's values. >>> in houston thousands have signed a petition to take down the spirit of the confederacy statue. many showed up at the statue for a protest and counterprotest this afternoon. police say they will not tolerate any violence. >>> a memorial service was held today meantime for virginia state trooper killed in a helicopter crash during the charlottesville protest. >> ♪ >>> bag pipes and drums played in memory of lieutenant jay cullen. he was monitoring the white nationalist protest when his helicopter crashed. a second trooper on board burke bates was also on board. >>> one person in custody suspected of vandalizing a statue. a mural has been targeted. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh spoke to divided neighbors. >> you say you don't like it. that's fine. this is

the remains of what was tropical storm kenneth -- what is the frequency kenneth? dan rather. rem made that famous. where are these how clients coming from those these high clouds coming from? right here. tomorrow we get hot. sunday looks really hot. i am leaning toward cooling down by tuesday but we will ease into that. for the next couple of days, inland will be hot, not so bad on the coast. >> 100 degrees! thank you for the warning. >>> get ready for a cannabis flavored beer. two north bay businesses are teaming up to debut it. we will tell you when this is expected to hit the stores. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> latino nonprofit is getting $1 million from google. the grant was given to the latino community foundation to launch an accelerator program for latino lead nonprofit groups focused on latino communities. the foundati

. >> reporter: 22-year-old kenneth smith was working as an electronics technician aboard the u.s.s. john mccain when it collided with a tanker ship early monday in the waters of southeast asia. he and nine fellow sailors had been missing since. >> his father was in the navy, his step mother had been in the navy. my father was in the navy. >> reporter: smith's mother now lives in michigan but smith spent his seen year year of high school locally attending cherry hill east. he was president of the video game uncle, according to his 2013 year book photo off the coast of singapore, the commander of the u.s. pacific fleet said while some bodies have been recovered from sealed compartments they've yet to be identified. the search for smith and missing comrads continues. >> smith's father still lives in cherry hill. the pastor provided this statement to "eyewitness news"ing quote, on behalf of the smith family, i want to thank you all of those who expressed concern and offered prayers and support as we await word from the navy on their son kenneth. we appreciate the courageous work and the

that is the father of kenneth smith here in cherry hill, new jersey. still waiting for word on his missing son. live in cherry hill, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> to the weather now. a brutally hot day across the area. humidity starts to drop. as that happens, we're keeping an eye on a line of storms moving in from the west. let's take a live look at i-76 from the presidential city apartments. traffic starting to build there. sun is still shining for now. >> plenty of people are out brave iing the heat on that atlantic city boardwalk. you can see the heat waves coming off the sidewalk there. our team of meteorologists are tracking the conditions. we begin with krystal klei who is tracking the threat of storms through some of your neighborhoods. >> that's right. one of the neighborhoods this is a live view with a few clouds. but this picture is going to be changing through the night and that line of storms to our west moves in. so here's the view over our area now. those white puffs you see, a few clouds. we have issued the first alert from 7:002:00 a.m

kenneth craig is on the ground for us in houston. >> reporter: rescue helicopters lower people one by one onto dry highways in houston after picking them up from their flooded homes. this man took the ride with his young son. >> this is all we got. we lost the car, all the clothes, school clothes, everything is gone. everything is gone. >> reporter: residential streets became waterways for boats rescuing people as tropical storm harvey continues to pound houston. >> it's got to be the 500 year flood or 1,000 year flood. it's ridiculous. >> i don't think we'll every see it again. i sure hope not. >> reporter: thousands called for help. some used their own boats to rescue neighbors, but that wasn't always a safe option. this man thought he could get his pickup through the deep water, got out in time but glasses. the driver of this tractor trailer was rescued on live television. >> here he comes. >> reporter: valencia jenkins and her family walked barefoot from their apartment complex to this convention center that's now a shelter. >> everything is gone. all i got is pampers and wipes. >

coy not agree with you more,, kenneth. going to one more to the southwest of him, allen is reporting right now handful every clouds at 67 degrees, and he did mention really heavy thunderstorm rumbled through his neighborhood at about 6:00 p.m. yesterday. another hot, steamy day ahead, absolutely right. so let's go back on over to the graphics. jump ahead past the neighborhood network, check out what storm scan has up its sleeve. actually few isolated thunderstorms popping up on the outskirt of the area. but his is the front that needs to cross through. so, this is going to need the entire day pretty much to get here. i think you'll see heavier thunderstorms back through central pa, actually where better chance of severe weather will even ignite, but probably doesn't get to us for the most part until later on tonight. so, i don't think that we will have to deal with the severity we might finds across central pa, still keep ion anything that could rumble in. it could survive and head our way. then by the time we hit the week

kenneth craig, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> well tonight berk width opens up about his killing spree and live in prison. cbs news special, the son of sam, seeks to maurice dubois, tonight at 10:00 here on cbs-3 >> how about this one? letter from florida parent teacher association to freshman, raising eyebrows. says for 100 bucks student could get a front of the lunch line pass, allowing them to grab lunch. ahead of everybody else. it allows some student don't get privileges because their parents make more money than other parent? why add yet another way of differentiating kids from each other? >> not very happy. >> the school's principal says he had no idea the letter went out. parent teacher association says they considered fundraising ideas like this one, but, a letter went out by mistake. >> doesn't seem well thought out. >> no. >> well, cbs-3 summer fest. >> yes, pat, you're in new hope. >> good morning, guys, yes, here in bucks county, new hope pennsylvania, it is beautiful, it is also fun, plenty of fun things to do including the bucks county children's museum you know i